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Everton have now gone more than 30 years without a trophy. Since lifting the 1995 FA Cup, the club have endured managerial churn, financial uncertainty, relegation scares, and repeated near-misses. Each new era brings hope; each has failed to deliver silverware. That long drought magnifies every disappointment, and Tuesday’s exit felt emblematic of the club’s wider frustrations.

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00:00It was hard not to feel the contrast at Molyneux on Tuesday.
00:06Just 24 days earlier, Everton had celebrated a thrilling 3-2 Premier League win at Wolves.
00:12Jack Grealish hauled into a packed away end as supporters danced and sank.
00:17This time after a 2-0 Carabao Cup defeat, players trudged past nearly empty stands, the travelling fans long gone.
00:25The jubilation had vanished, replaced by another missed opportunity in a season that promised a fresh chapter.
00:33Everton have now gone more than 30 years without a trophy.
00:37Since lifting the 1995 FA Cup, the club have endured managerial churn, financial uncertainty, relegation scares and repeated near-misses.
00:46Each new era brings hope, each has failed to deliver silverware.
00:50David Moyes insisted he had no regrets over making seven changes to his line-up.
00:56Injuries and the need to integrate new signings like Tyler Dibbling and Tino Barry partly explained his approach,
01:03as did his desire to protect key figures such as Idrissa Gueye.
01:07Yet the squad lacked star quality and fringe players failed to seize their chance.
01:13Wolves, by contrast, fielded a similar number of rotated players yet looked sharper and more cohesive.
01:20This defeat is part of a wider pattern.
01:23Everton have the talent to compete in mid-table, but the squad lacks a consistent goal-scorer, midfield depth and attack-minded full-backs capable of unlocking tight defences.
01:35Cups could offer moments of glory to energise both team and fans, but repeated early exits suggest lack of strategic focus.
01:43The lesson is clear, Everton cannot afford to treat knockout competitions as secondary.
01:49The 30-year drought is a reminder that potential alone is not enough.
01:53Without a shift in mindset and greater emphasis on tangible targets,
01:58this club's at risk another generation of supporters growing up without the thrill of a trophy.
02:03The FA Cup in January offers a chance to start changing that narrative, but only if ambition finally meets action.
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